Court of Dragons Quotes

“There is no shame in wearing beautiful things. They are simply another version of armor.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“Men could take many things, but they couldn't take your spirit if you didn't let them.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“The wind, sea, and land spoke to her, always urging her to run faster, dive deeper, push harder.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“You’re surely clever enough to know that being married to the enemy does not have to be a bad thing. The line between enemy and lover is very fine indeed.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“My heart longs for fairytales, but my mind knows our reality.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“Men could take many things, but they couldn’t take your spirit if you didn’t let them.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“We all wish for what we do not possess.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“Are you ready to face the wolves?" he asked, changing the subject.
Wren faced him and took his hand. "I was raised with dragons. I can handle a few wolves.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“Wren had never understood, back then, why a song to tame a dragon sounded so sad, but it was only in losing almost everything that she finally understood it: there was, indeed, a calm that came with accepting grief and pain, then accepting that it did not rule a person's life.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“A monster wasn't allowed to be attractive. Or was that the point?”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“Nerves are good. They tell you that this is something you care about. That you want to get it right.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“The fables say we are all born from the flora and fauna of the world. It's a pretty thought for bedtime stories, but I know the truth. We were born from greed, jealousy, selfishness, and desperation. We were born warriors.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“Wren’s loss was a part of her now, yes. That would never change. But it did not have to define her.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“This is for all my Reylo shippers. Get ready.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons

“Trust your heart. Three little words that would lead anyone to ruin. My mother taught me early to never trust my heart. It was a treacherous, fickle thing that would eventually lead to downfall. Her scars proved it. Every time I looked at her face, I was reminded of the pain the heart could cause. Trust your mind. Now, these were three words that would save my life over and over.”
― Frost Kay, Court of Dragons